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  1. It’s JS Naked Day! I would have missed it if I hadn’t built it in my templates a couple of years ago… #jsNakedDay

  2. All of my Amazon compute which includes my personal website and some other projects I ran cost me $0.64 USD for April. That’s even with the increase in traffic because of #JSNakedDay.

  3. Well #JSNakedDay will continue for a few more hours but if I can share one quick story on how I became radicalized before the clock hits midnight.

    Back during 2020 during the height of the COVID pandemic we needed to order stuff from Canadian Tire.

    Aside: Canadian Tire sells more than tires just like Wal-Mart sells other things besides walls.

    Anyway, because of the new reality of having to pick up stuff from poorly paid teenagers in a parking lot Canadian Tire revamped their website.

  4. I could have celebrated #JSNakedDay every day for the last 25 years with my lynx friendly web site being not pessimized for any browser :mastocheeky:

    js-naked-day.org/

  5. For my personal website it’s always #JSNakedDay

  6. I’m participating in #JSNakedDay today! You won’t find nary a `<script>` on zachleat.com.

    Read all about it: zachleat.com/web/js-naked-day/

  7. CNN does not do so great on this #jsnakedday. I was especially surprised that their search does not work without JavaScript even though it seems to navigate to a different page. 🤔

  8. #JSNakedDay was the easiest day to prepare for. I had to do nothing to my website.

  9. Today is #jsnakedday and I am going to do some random testing of websites with #JavaScript disabled. Here is a quick look at react.dev

    Not bad.

    It is unfortunate, that the show details button does not work. Feels like that is a prime candidate for details/summary.

  10. Happy JS Naked Day!

    To celebrate rss-is-dead.lol, a site that usually leans on JavaScript for async data fetching, is today demonstrating how a reduced experience is better than a broken one. 😊

    #JSNakedDay #ProgressiveEnhancement

  11. Ah, yes, the inaugural #JSNakedDay.

    I didn't have time to prepare anything, but I'll join in spirit. Let me run the numbers for you.

    At the time of writing, cssence.com/ has 314 pages, this note already included. 27 of them contain no JS, namely the RSS feeds. Out of the remaining 287 pages, 286 contain JS but function without it. That leaves us with the settings page, the only page with a `<noscript>` block. Don't go there today.

    Feel free to browse my site with #JS turned off.

  12. #JSNakedDay done on my website. It's pretty much the same.

    I've been browsing the internet with JS disabled by default for the past few months.
    It's been a bit annoying as I have to enable it for around half of the websites I visit, but it's also interesting to realize how much crap is sometimes served with JS that isn't even needed 🤷

  13. JS Naked Day: check! I have no clue if my JS-less mobile menu is smart or a total mess but it's keyboard accessible? (though you have to tab through 4 links, not perfect)

    This was easy as pie with @eleventy and its bundle plugin. I added a `nakedJs` boolean, and used it in conditionals in my templates to wrap around scripts: 2 instances of `getBundle`, a couple one-off web component code, and that was it. Done and dusted!

    Look ma, no JS!
    chriskirknielsen.com/

    #JSNakedDay

  14. I wanted to do #jsnakedday but life got a bit busy with it being my first anniversary tomorrow. Maybe I should investigate automated deploys for next year 🤔

  15. After a slight delay due to a medical emergency, see my blog for the gory details, my site, simonmacdonald.com is fully #JSNakedDay compatible.

    For those of you who generate their pages via node here is a gist I used to determine if we are in the 50 hour JS Naked Day window.

    gist.github.com/macdonst/1a5e9

  16. Good thing I was kickin' it old-school for the reboot of @theinternet — never wrote a lick of JavaScript for it! 😂

    theinternet.review

    Web 1.0 back in action!

    #JSNakedDay

  17. Every day is #jsNakedDay if your browser lets you opt-out of JavaScript.

  18. OK, JS Naked Day is a-go!

    sarajoy.dev

    Please tell me if you find any wild scripts roaming around, that I've not managed to hunt down...

    js-naked-day.org

    #JSNakedDay

    (If you're eagle-eyed, you may mostly notice the tabs don't slide up in the same way as before, and that my little mode toggles are gone.)

  19. April 24 Is JS Naked Day:

    Every year on April 9 we, a part of our field, do without CSS; from this year on, on April 24, there’s an opportunity to temporarily swear off JavaScript.

    meiert.com/en/blog/april-24-is

    #javascript #jsnakedday #separationofconcerns